• A procurement engineer is an individual who plans and implements procurement strategies for a company or organization with the aim of ensuring that the necessary resources, materials and services are provided with the best quality and lowest possible cost.
• He plays a vital role in achieving the organization's goals and ensuring its continuity by managing relationships with suppliers and following up on the supply chain.

Important Procurement Engineer:

• Requirements analysis: It examines the requirements of the project or company and determines the material and service needs necessary to achieve the specified goals.
• Developing Procurement Strategies: Develop comprehensive procurement strategies, taking into account quality, cost, and on-time delivery.
• Supplier research: Searches and evaluates potential suppliers and builds relationships with them in order to ensure effective cooperation.
• Contract Negotiation: Negotiates with suppliers about contract terms, prices, delivery and payment terms.
• Managing relationships with suppliers: He monitors relationships with current suppliers and works to solve any problems that may arise during dealing with them.
• Performance and Quality Monitoring: Follows the performance of suppliers and monitors the quality of materials and services provided according to set standards.
• Inventory Management: Manages material and inventory warehouses and ensures the required quantities are available based on needs.
• Providing reports and analyses: Provides periodic reports on the performance of procurement operations and analyzes data to improve future performance.